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Archives
11-28-2001
November 21, 1931 to November 27, 1931
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Misses Roxie and Lola Coffman, of near Hilham, spent Friday night with their cousins, Ellen and Alva Gore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pangle, of Windle, are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Lucille Smith entertained last Saturday night with a delightful party. Those present were Claude and Veda Webb, Birda Neal, Gusta and Porter Brown, Edna, Ollie, and Luther Myers, Dock and Dela Gore, Vaden Cantrell, Oscar Reid, Ernest Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Matthews. Mrs. Ollie Gore and children spent Thursday with her aunt, Mrs. Martha Watkins. Dewey Cole, of Harriman, visited Shirley Watkins and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Matthews, of Windle, spent Sunday with her brother, Tom Savage, and family. Mrs. J.W. Hall has returned after an extended visit with relatives on Flatt Creek. Mrs. Alex Smith, who is sick, is no better. Oscar Smith, of Windle, has been visiting relatives in Windle for the past week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Williams of Chanute, on November 18, a boy. The farm of the late R.T. Huddleston, 100 acres and good buildings sold Saturday for $1,480.00 to the highest bidder. T.P. Hill, president of the Pickett Bank and Trust Company, was in town Saturday on business. Austin, the small son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam King, is better. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Zachry, of near Static, on November 19, a girl. Hubert, Gladys, and Zelda Padgett, of Spurrier, have been visiting their aunt, Laura Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Linzie Howard, of Mt. Helen, have been visiting her brother, Ridley Davis, recently. This is to certify that H.N. Foster is not responsible for any debts incurred by the City Service Station. L.N. Oakley, of Booz, was in Livingston one day last week.
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